A. The shape of the orbit is almost ______.
A. pyramidal
Boundaries of the Orbital margin
a. Frontal bone
b. Maxilla
c. Zygomatic bone
Boundaries of the Superior wall or roof
a. Frontal bone (orbital plate)
b. Lesser wing of the sphenoid bone (posterior part)
Boundaries of the Medial wall
a. Ethmoid - lamina papyracea
b. Frontal bone
c. Lacrimal bone
d. Sphenoid bone
Boundaries of the Inferior wall
(Separated from lateral wall by the inferior orbital fissure)
a. Maxilla - orbital surface
b. Zygomatic bone
c. Palatine bone – (orbital process)
Boundaries of the Lateral wall
a. Zygomatic bone - frontal process
b. Sphenoid bone - greater wing
Vessels in optic canal
- ophthalmic artery
Vessels in Superior Orbital Fissure
Vessels in Inferior Orbital Fissure
Soft tissues of the orbit
A. Skin B. Tela subcutanea C. Orbicularis oculi muscle D. Fibrous layer E. Conjunctiva
Components of fibrous layer
Components of the conjunctiva
Muscles responsible for opening palpebral fissure
2. Superior tarsal muscle
Muscles responsible for closing palpebral fissure
Components of lacrimal apparatus
Innervation of superior oblique m.
CN IV (trochlear)
Innervation of lateral rectus m.
CN VI (abducens)
Innervation of Levator palpebrae superioris, Inferior rectus, Medial rectus, Superior rectus, Inferior oblique
CN III (oculomotor)
Action of medial rectus
Adduction
Action of lateral rectus
Abduction
Action of superior rectus
2. Adduction
Action of inferior rectus
2. Adduction
Action of inferior oblique
2. Abduction